Report of the Trial and Acquittal of Edward Shippen, Esquire, Chief Justice, and Jasper Yeates and Thomas Smith, Esquires, Assistant Justices, of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, on an Impeachment, Before the Senate of the Commonwealth, January, 1805reporter, 1805 - 582 pages |
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... award made in favor of your memorialift - the faid award was returned into the Prothonotaries office , and agreeably to the terms of the reference , a judgment was entered thereon ; notice of the fame was given to Meffrs Pettit and ...
... award made in favor of your memorialift - the faid award was returned into the Prothonotaries office , and agreeably to the terms of the reference , a judgment was entered thereon ; notice of the fame was given to Meffrs Pettit and ...
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... awarded . On the fixteenth of the fame month , your memorialift was ordered by faid Court to answer interro , gatories ; to which order he , without hefitation , yielded obedience . In those answers , your memorialist stated , that to ...
... awarded . On the fixteenth of the fame month , your memorialift was ordered by faid Court to answer interro , gatories ; to which order he , without hefitation , yielded obedience . In those answers , your memorialist stated , that to ...
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... award in favour of Thomas Paff- more , plaintiff , of four hundred and ninety dollars , with intereft , which award was returned into the office of the Prothonotary of the Supreme Court , on the fixth day of Auguft , 1802 , on which ...
... award in favour of Thomas Paff- more , plaintiff , of four hundred and ninety dollars , with intereft , which award was returned into the office of the Prothonotary of the Supreme Court , on the fixth day of Auguft , 1802 , on which ...
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... awarded against the faid Thomas Paffmore , and he was bound with fureties , to appear from day to day , during the continuation of the Court , to anfwer fuch interroga- tories as fhould be exhibited to him , and to abide the fentence of ...
... awarded against the faid Thomas Paffmore , and he was bound with fureties , to appear from day to day , during the continuation of the Court , to anfwer fuch interroga- tories as fhould be exhibited to him , and to abide the fentence of ...
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... award was ren- dered , two copies thereof , and left at the infurance office of the faid Shoemaker and Berrett , on the next day , one copy of faid report , with directions to them to communi- cate the fame to effrs . Pettit and Bayard ...
... award was ren- dered , two copies thereof , and left at the infurance office of the faid Shoemaker and Berrett , on the next day , one copy of faid report , with directions to them to communi- cate the fame to effrs . Pettit and Bayard ...
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